The outcome and course of this war, which will determine the fate of China in the future, are very unexpected.

On December 3, Li Dingguo led the main force of the Qi army into the siege of Haizhou, and the prince of Zheng, Jierharang, guarded here, and recruited more than 5,000 savage Jurchens in the mountains to fight bravely, which was his last hole card.

The Qi army was unable to overcome several attacks, lost troops and lost generals, suffered initial setbacks, and continued the siege.

On the 5th, Lu Jingrong led 50,000 Qi troops and 30,000 Tumut cavalry to march under the stars and nights, approaching the newly established power center of Mandolgon, Liankeping Mountain and Tangchi Fort.

Dolgon was shocked and sent Prince Nikan north to resist.

At the same time, General Haibo, the commander of the Gongjiang River of Yueguo, led the navy to land in Fuzhou Bay, and within five days, it broke through the 50 Manchurian Banner Villages in Fuzhou and liberated Jin and Fuzhou.

When the rebels heard that the Great Qi court was conquering Liao, the storm surged, and they rushed to join each other and gathered people to advance into Gaizhou.

Compared with the Qi army and the Mongol rebellion, the Korean side was a little tepid, and the famous general Li Chen led 50,000 Korean soldiers to besiege the city for half a month, before conquering Zhenjiang Fort, which was garrisoned by 3,000 Manchurian soldiers, and marched north.

At this time, the Qi army had already begun to fight the final battle with Dolgon in the area of Gaizhou.

Tumut Shao Khan led more than 23 Mongol cavalry to the south, swept through northern Liao, and did not commit any offense against the Han people.

Even, in order to show favor to Daqi, Tumut sent cavalry to slaughter a small tribe that plundered Han villages.

From then on, when the Mongol tribes encountered the Han people in the land of Liaodong, they immediately turned their horses' heads and were terrified.

Now in the land of Liaodong, countless battles of all sizes take place every day, with tens of thousands of dead and wounded, and now, there is no longer even a need for the agitation of the Great Qi court.

The local Han people in Liaodong, Korea, and Tumut Mongolia all had a blood feud with the Jurchens, and with the re-strength of the Central Plains Dynasty after the Great Qi unified the world, they began to settle accounts after the autumn.

At the end of December, Li Dingguo conquered Haizhou, killed Prince Zheng Jierharang, and marched to Gaizhou as planned with the power of a great victory and the victory of Qi Yaowu's subordinates.

The Qi army encountered the main force of the Manchu Qing led by the prince Nikan in a small town, Qi Yaowu led the Qi army to surround on all sides, Li Dingguo pressed the Chinese army, and when the fierce battle was in full swing, the town changed prominently.

Countless Han people picked up the hoe in their hands and smashed the head of the Qing soldiers to break the blood, the Qing army was in chaos, coinciding with the arrival of more than 1,000 vanguard cavalry in Tumut, the two sides attacked inside and outside, and defeated the Qing army, the only fly in the ointment was that Prince Nikan was nowhere to be found.

When Li Dingguo and Qi Yaowu defeated Nikan, Anding waited for Lu Jingrong to join with more than 20 troops including Tumut Shaohan and besieged Gaizhou, where Dolgon and his descendants were under the Zhengbai Banner.

After about ten days of siege, Li Dingguo, Qi Yaowu, and Li Chen's troops arrived in Gaizhou one after another, bringing more than a dozen Hongyi cannons.

On the third day of the first month of the third year of Zhangwu, the Qi army opened the gate of Gaizhou City with artillery, and the combined forces of Qi, Mongolia and Korea rushed in.

The battle of Gaizhou, the great Qi extinguished the Qing, the head of Dolgon was beheaded at the head of Beijing, all the people celebrated, cheered and thundered, and the people from all over the country rushed to set off firecrackers to celebrate the arrival of this day.

On the night of the fifth day of the Qi army's control of the whole city, the famous Korean general Li Chen discussed for half an hour and reached a series of agreements.

The next day, the Qi army protected and withdrew all the Han Chinese from the city and camped three miles outside the city of Gaizhou.

After that, more than 20 Mongol coalition troops and Koreans, with the acquiescence of the Qi army, carried out a five-day massacre of all the Jurchen bannermen in Gaizhou City.

During these five days, the Mongols did not stop for a moment, except for leaving more than 3,000 Jurchen noble women to bring back to the steppe, almost not a single living mouth was left in the city.

One night, Lu Jingrong, who was in the camp outside the city, listened to the screams of the Jurchens in the city, but his face was solemn and melancholy.

He walked back and forth a few steps, and suddenly sat down and added a few words behind the Tang Bao on the table.

"Mongolia is surrendering today because I am strong and strong. However, the blood washed the state, and the last general experienced it firsthand, showing his wolf ambitions, and he must not be gullible. The plague of Mongolia has survived for several generations, and now I am in full force, like the sun rising, and we should completely eliminate it with the power of a soldier, and never suffer from future troubles. ”

"The last general thought that after recovering Liaodong, reorganizing the troops and horses, and calming the people's hearts, he should immediately go north to Mongolia. Cut off the source of its grassland, strictly control the people, and divide the large and small villages and towns to jointly control, which can be extinct. ”

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Wang Zheng, who received this Tang newspaper in Beijing, did not feel any joy or joy.

Instead, he looked at the last few words and pondered, indeed, although Mongolia is now subject to Great Qi, it is because they are divided and have no ability to compete with the Central Plains Dynasty.

The Mongols are nomadic peoples, and as long as they hold the pastures in their hands and force them to live in the towns, their courage can gradually be worn out, and in their lifetime, the Mongolian matter must be resolved.

After the battle of Gaizhou, the Jurchens could no longer form a scale of more than 1,000 people, Qi Yaowu led his troops to continue to advance eastward, and arrived at the three guards of Jianzhou in March of the third year of Zhangwu.

This is the hometown of the Jurchens, the root of all misfortune and blessing.

Wang Zheng abolished the three guards of Jianzhou, expelled all the Jurchens who were still in Liaodong back to the grassland, handed them over to the hands of the Tumut Khan Vulmadun, and rebuilt the three guards of the state into the three towns of Dongfang, and set up the main general towns.

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In the sixth year of Zhangwu, there were courtiers who suggested it.

It is said that there is only one queen of the main palace in Daqi now, and there is only one eldest son of the emperor, and the royal family is weak and the country is unfavorable, so he asks the king to recruit concubines.

In desperation, Emperor Zhangwu rushed to canonize the red lady as the red concubine, and successively filled the harem concubines to more than 30 people, and the sixth year of Zhangwu was a festive year.

Emperor Wang Zheng had six sons descend into the world, and the eldest son of the emperor, Wang Yi, began to learn to handle government affairs and asked to enter the military camp for training.

The emperor's eldest son, Yichu, asked to go down to the camp, but the king was not allowed, and then he was invited, but he was still not allowed, so he gave up.

In the eighth year of Zhangwu, Qi Yaowu, who guarded the three towns of Eastern Liao, was ambushed by the Russian colonists while patrolling with a small team of soldiers and soldiers, and died in battle.

A member of Xiao will be attacked and killed, the news reached Beijing, the dynasty was shocked, Emperor Zhangwu Wang fought for the loss of the fierce general, extremely angry, issued an edict to posthumously seal Qi Yaowu as a brave martyr, since Qi Ding's plan to attack Bo, transfer Li Dingguo as the chief general of the three towns of Eastern Liao, with Liu Fangliang as the deputy.

After Li Dingguo arrived, he immediately sent a team of more than 1,000 people to the north, encountered Mao Yi of more than 300 people, annihilated the other party, and learned the location of the Russian colonial castle from the prisoners.

In June of the eighth year of Zhangwu, Li Dingguo, the commander of the three towns of Eastern Liao, personally led 50,000 Qi troops to attack after careful planning, and arrived in the area of Yaksa by surprise, broke through the castle, and captured a large number of new artillery and muskets.

The tsar was furious and immediately dispatched an 'army' of more than 800 people to retaliate, but the Qi army on the eastern side of Liaodong united with the three towns of Eastern Liao and sent 100,000 troops to meet the battle.

When the 'army' of Tsarist Russia saw the number of Qi troops on the opposite side, they were already frightened, and when they started fighting, they found that the opponent's firearms were not weaker than their own, and when they saw the shells flying in the sky, they were so frightened that they surrendered immediately.

The tsar heard Li Dingguo's deliberately released prisoners say that the Qi army was beyond the sight of the number of people, and there were more than 100,000 soldiers and horses alone.

In addition, their cavalry already held the revolver muskets that only the Western cavalry had, and the infantry also popularized the line muskets, and the artillery fired a volley, which simply shook the ground.

Knowing that there was such a powerful empire in the East, even in terms of firearms, the Tsar was immediately shocked and sent an envoy to Beijing to negotiate peace with Emperor Zhangwu.

After half a month of back and forth, Qi and Russia signed the "Treaty of Yaksa", which became famous in later generations.

Regardless of the terms of this treaty, Wang Zheng tore up the treaty after conquering Tumut and Geldan in the tenth year of Zhangwu, and began to attack the colonial castles of Tsarist Russia in three ways.